A Surrey team (Rachel Bernasconi, Kieran Boniface, Dan Catlin, Dave Lloyd, Anne Skeldon, Matt Turner) attended the British Applied Mathematics Colloquium, held in Bristol, 3-5 April, and hosted by UWE and Bristol University (link to main webpage). Anne Skeldon co-organised (with Jake Ahern, Bristol) a minisymposium on “Mathematical modelling of sleep and circadian rhythms: from […]
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A Surrey team (Werner Bauer, Paul Bergold, Tom Bridges, Cesare Tronci) attended a two-day workshop on Applied Geometric Mechanics at Imperial College London. The workshop, held on Thursday-Friday 30-31 March, is the third meeting of the two-year network on Applied Geometric Mechanics sponsored by the London Mathematical Society, linking Edinburgh, Exeter, Imperial, and Surrey, and […]
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The Leverhulme Trust has awarded a grant of £405,196 to Cesare Tronci for a project on “Solute motion in complex fluids: mathematics and solvation dynamics“. The co-investigators are Prof Irene Burghardt (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt), Prof Raymond Kapral (University of Toronto), and Francois Gay-Balmaz (ENS Paris). Photos of the team are below (with mathematicians on the left […]
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Congratulations to Mirco di Gioia for passing his MPhil viva today (Friday 23 March)! The examiners were James Lucietti (Edinburgh, external) and Dorje Brody (internal). The title of the thesis is “Supersymmetry of de-Sitter solutions in string theory“. Mirco’s supervisors were Jan Gutowski and Andrea Prinsloo. The image below shows a schematic of anti de Sitter […]
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The paper “Accurate bounds on Lyapunov exponents for expanding maps of the interval“, co-authored by Mark Pollicott (Warwick) and Polina Vytnova, has been published open access (link here) in the Communcations in Mathematical Physics. The paper describes a simple but remarkably effective method for rigorously estimating Lyapunov exponents for expanding maps of the interval. The […]
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Professor Tomooki Yuasa, an Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Management, at Tokyo Metropolitan University, is visiting Mathematics for three weeks, starting on 13 March, to work on a project with Dorje Brody. The premise of their project is as follows. Suppose that there is an election coming up next year, and that there […]
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